Aveycke Press's first event, currently in residence at Aperto
The space will be open to the public on Wednesday, October 15, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Learn more about the residence here
More information coming soon
Discussion between authors Camille Azaïs and Estelle Benazet Heugenhauser, and graphic designer Léna Araguas, co-founder of Rotolux Press
With Anne Favier, Aglaia Konrad, Mathieu Potte-Bonneville & Marie-Blanche Potte, Catalogue Général (Marie Proyart), and other contributors to the publication. Moderated by Sophie Auger-Grappin.
Entrusted to the journalist and critic Julien Bécourt, the cycle <input> attempts to establish intergenerational junctions between the fields of visual arts, experimental music and pop culture. Each talk, punctuated by listening sessions, highlights the conditions of production of the works and their sources of inspiration. Creation is considered in an open, non-hierarchical way, whether in music, installation, painting, performance, video art or cinema.
The Guest Program of the Fondation Pernod Ricard is an open and flexible space for programming, serving as both a continuation and an extension of the Foundation’s activities and its Bookshop. Comprising a range of invitations that echo the ideas and forms shaping the current landscape of artistic creation and publishing, it offers diverse and cross-disciplinary proposals: book launches, discussions, and performances alongside more regular gatherings such as thematic workshops focusing on artistic practices, self-publishing, graphic design, and translation.
For several years now, we have chosen to assign our performance-based events programme to artists whose practice, mostly belonging to this field, also navigates within other disciplines. Following Julie Bena, Flora Bouteille, Pauline Ghersi, and Liv Schulman, Helena de Laurens and Lina Schlageter will now be joining us in 2025–2026.
The Guest Program of the Fondation Pernod Ricard is an open and flexible space for programming, serving as both a continuation and an extension of the Foundation’s activities and its Bookshop. Comprising a range of invitations that echo the ideas and forms shaping the current landscape of artistic creation and publishing, it offers diverse and cross-disciplinary proposals: book launches, discussions, and performances alongside more regular gatherings such as thematic workshops focusing on artistic practices, self-publishing, graphic design, and translation.
The Guest Program of the Fondation Pernod Ricard is an open and flexible space for programming, serving as both a continuation and an extension of the Foundation’s activities and its Bookshop. Comprising a range of invitations that echo the ideas and forms shaping the current landscape of artistic creation and publishing, it offers diverse and cross-disciplinary proposals: book launches, discussions, and performances alongside more regular gatherings such as thematic workshops focusing on artistic practices, self-publishing, graphic design, and translation.
For several years now, we have chosen to assign our performance-based events programme to artists whose practice, mostly belonging to this field, also navigates within other disciplines. Following Julie Bena, Flora Bouteille, Pauline Ghersi, and Liv Schulman, Helena de Laurens and Lina Schlageter will now be joining us in 2025–2026.
For several years now, we have chosen to assign our performance-based events programme to artists whose practice, mostly belonging to this field, also navigates within other disciplines. Following Julie Bena, Flora Bouteille, Pauline Ghersi, and Liv Schulman, Helena de Laurens and Lina Schlageter will now be joining us in 2025–2026.